English stirrup irons and stirrup leathers: safety, flex and fillis irons, plus leather, nylon and biothane leathers in mini, youth and adult lengths.
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Stirrup and leather fit guide
Fit guide
Stirrup iron and leather sizes
| Boot sole width | Iron size |
|---|---|
| Up to 3" | 4" (small kids) |
| 3-1/4" | 4-1/4" (kids, small adults) |
| 3-1/2" | 4-1/2" |
| 3-3/4" | 4-3/4" (most adults) |
| 4" | 5" (large boots) |
Irons
- Measure the widest part of your riding boot sole and add about 1".
- That leaves about 1/2" on each side, so your foot can slip out easily in a fall. Too small can trap the foot. Too big lets it slide through.
- Check that the eye fits your leathers. Most irons take leathers up to 1" or 1-1/4" wide.
Leathers
| Length | Usually fits |
|---|---|
| 36" | Miniature and small pony saddles |
| 48" | Youth riders |
| 54"–56" | Most adults |
| 57"–61" | Tall riders and dressage |
Between lengths? Go longer, you can always use a higher hole. Not sure? Use Ask a question and we'll help.
Questions, answered
What size stirrup iron do I need?
Measure the widest part of your riding boot sole and add about 1". That leaves about 1/2" on each side, so your foot can slip out easily in a fall. Most adults ride in 4-3/4" irons.
What length stirrup leathers do I need?
Most adults ride in 54" to 56" leathers and most youth riders in 48". Tall riders and dressage riders often go longer, and minis use about 36". If you're between lengths, go longer.
Which safety stirrups are best?
Safety irons help free your foot in a fall. Peacock irons have a breakaway rubber band, side-opening irons open under pressure, and curved or sculpted irons let the foot slide out. Peacock irons are a popular first choice for kids.
Are flex stirrups worth it?
Flex and shock-absorbing irons give a little under your foot. That takes strain off your knees and ankles and makes it easier to keep your heels down.
Can I return it?
Yes. Regularly priced items can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase if they are new and unused, with original tags and packaging (domestic orders, $30 minimum). Sale and discounted items are final sale. See our Shipping & Returns page for details.
How fast does it ship?
Order by 11 am CST and it ships within 48 business hours. Add an item to your cart and enter your ZIP to see delivery time and cost.
English stirrups and leathers
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